I have experience teaching private tuitions to IGCSE students from Year 1 to 6, focusing on providing personalized learning plans that cater to individual student needs. I take pride in using straight forward explanations to make challenging topics easier to understand, and I strive to create an engaging learning environment. This personalized approach helps students improve their understanding and Academic performance over time.

A lesson with me starts with a quick review of the previous session to ensure the student has grasped the key concepts. For example, if we're working on Mathematics, I might ask a few quick questions or review a homework assignment. I then introduce new topics in a clear, step-by-step manner, using practical examples to make the material more relatable. For IGCSE students, I make sure to align lessons with the syllabus, so students stay on track with their schoolwork. I also encourage students to ask questions throughout the lesson to create an interactive learning environment. Mathematics: In a Maths lesson, I start by identifying the student's current level of understanding through quick exercises or problems. For instance, if we’re working on fractions, I might use visual aids like Pie charts to explain the concept before moving into solving equations. I ensure the student practices multiple types of questions to build both understanding and confidence. At the end of the lesson, I provide a summary of key points and assign problems to reinforce the day's material. English: For English, my lessons are tailored to improve reading Comprehension, Grammar and writing skills. A typical lesson might begin with reading a passage, followed by a discussion to help the student analyze the text. We would then work on sentence structure, punctuation, or vocabulary building exercises, depending on the student’s needs. I often incorporate creative writing prompts or ask students to summarize passages, which helps in improving both comprehension and writing skills. Science: Science lessons are focused on building curiosity and understanding of key concepts. I break down complex scientific topics by relating them to everyday experiences. For example, when teaching about plant life cycles, I might ask students to observe a plant and relate its stages to what they see. After explaining the theory, I guide the student through diagrams or practical exercises, which strengthens both their knowledge and application of scientific concepts.